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"We try so hard to make ourselves lovable, and yet each layer of this mask puts another wall around us " a wall that keeps love out."
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"Ignorance actually limits God from intervening in the misfortunes of our personal lives and that of our society."
"We try so hard to make ourselves lovable, and yet each layer of this mask puts another wall around us " a wall that keeps love out."
"God cannot help you in your ignorance."
"If God can only relate with us based on our level of knowledge that means God is limited to our ignorance."
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"There are few things more destructive than thoughts believed without question."
"No one needs to hit rock bottom to change. And yet so many people do, only because most of us are unskilled in communicating with ourselves.Stress, depression, anxiety, insomnia, headaches, illness ... these are all symptoms of a bigger problem. You're trying to tell yourself something. Loudly.Listen now or listen later. There is no ignoring the call."
"Each person you admire is simply a reminder of your own latent excellence, your own unacknowledged beauty."
"When we stop looking for someone to complete us, we find completion in ourselves."
"It is not how many times we get lost, but how many times we seek the path, again and again, that determines our level of consciousness."
"When we are in constant pain, we cannot empathize with others, nor can we help them. It is only when we allow ourselves to open up to our own nourishment that we are free to feed the rest of the world. And thus, to attend to one's own suffering is the most selfless act."
"When you slip up and let yourself back into old, toxic patterns of thinking, forgive yourself before you try to fix yourself."
"The most profound personal growth does not happen while reading a book or meditating on a mat. It happens in the throes of conflict-when you are angry, afraid, frustrated. It happens when you are doing the same old thing and you suddenly realize that you have a choice."
"There is no great reward for being emotionally withdrawn, no pity prize for bottling your frustration. No one is coming to congratulate your chronic self-repression. By opening up, maybe you will inconvenience some people. Maybe you will trigger some conflict. Maybe you will be rejected, criticized, judged. Everything comes with a price and everything has its compensation. Authenticity may require pain, but it also opens the doors to joy, creativity, self-respect, empathy. Self-repression, on the other hand, costs you all the beauty of the world in exchange for a prison of comfort. Is it really worth it? Isn't it time to break free?"
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